[AU Vriska is from the Battletech/Mechwarrior universe]

[true8orn]

Hmm, do you really think you can portray a Clan Warrior of my caliber? Sure, you have that Wolf in the other game, but he is not exactly complicated, quineg?

Well it is a win-win situation for me. Either you succeed and I am pleased, or you fail and I am amused and get to kill you in a Trial Of Grievance for slighting my honor.

-Star Commander Vriska
Clan Goliath Scorpion
Chi Galaxy
1st Seeker Cluster

Addendum: Why should I have to mar my language when I use the chatterweb? This 'typing quirk' seems more suited to a whimpering child straight out of the creche. I bet that freebirth Tavros uses one...

[More info available here]

Comments

[true8orn]

It goes on the end of a sentence when the expected answer is positive. This is basic grammar.

[fearlessherosheart]

Well, perhaps in your native dialect.

[true8orn]

Aff, in my much clearer native dialect. Though I have to admit, you are much less vulgar than most freeborn I have talked to.

[fearlessherosheart]

Well, naturally, as I am nobility.

[true8orn]

Like the Successor Lords...what are you the lord of, or expecting to be the lord of, then?

[fearlessherosheart]

I am the Baroness of Daavya, a barony in the duchy of Arylle in the southeast corner of the Dragaeran Empire.

[true8orn]

And how did you get that title?

[fearlessherosheart]

Well, it had been my father's, though rumors of he and his wife's apparent cowardice in their final battle caused it to revert to our House. As I wouldn't claim something lost to dishonor, and my own recollections of the battle were flawed, as I was a child at the time, I remained merely Tazendra of Daavya.

But, as part of a rather grand adventure and mission set to us by His Imperial Majesty in my youth, my friend, Aerich, revealed that my parents had been acting under orders by the then-Duke of Arylle, his noble father, who had asked them to escort Aerich to safety should a battle arise, and then decoy the enemy away. Thus, they had not acted in cowardice and dishonor at all, but at the behest of their liege-lord.

As a result, His Imperial Majesty gave me leave from the position in the Guard that I held at the time to see to the restoration of Daavya as its Baroness. Which is not as exciting as battle, but is the duty of the landed nobility to see that the land and its people are managed.